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wareaglepete
| Favorite team: | Auburn  |
| Location: | Union of Soviet Auburn Republics |
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| Occupation: | Neanderthal |
| Number of Posts: | 18001 |
| Registered on: | 12/14/2012 |
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re: Do you like the then and now AI videos?
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/4/26 at 2:25 am to Xignals
Ok, all these years I thought Art Carney played the grandpa in that movie. Who knew?
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re: Jennifer Aniston - The Break up
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 4:47 pm to Corso
re: Did the McDonalds CEO play 3D chess?
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 4:40 pm to Ghost of Colby
re: Concerts: Openers Who Were Better Than Or Upstaged The Headliner
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 4:29 pm to Mizz-SEC
Auburn about 1992 or 1993. Lenny Kravitz opened for The Cult at Beard Eaves. This was before Are You Gonna Go My Way hit. Lenny was semi big after Always on the Run, but a lot of folks still didn't know who he was.
He absolutely blew The Cult off the stage. They could not follow that. We only stayed for some of The Cult and then left. Anyone at the show knew really big things were coming for Lenny.
Another one that was not as much was seeing Queensryche open for Def Leppard on the Hysteria tour. Def Leppard were in their prime and they were good but Queensryche was just as good and maybe a tad, just a little better.
I never got to see them back in the 1970's, but after 2112 came out, Rush was really not ready to be a headline act, but they started being headliners because no one wanted to follow them. It wasn't until Moving Pictures that they were selling out every arena they played.
He absolutely blew The Cult off the stage. They could not follow that. We only stayed for some of The Cult and then left. Anyone at the show knew really big things were coming for Lenny.
Another one that was not as much was seeing Queensryche open for Def Leppard on the Hysteria tour. Def Leppard were in their prime and they were good but Queensryche was just as good and maybe a tad, just a little better.
I never got to see them back in the 1970's, but after 2112 came out, Rush was really not ready to be a headline act, but they started being headliners because no one wanted to follow them. It wasn't until Moving Pictures that they were selling out every arena they played.
re: DU loons aren't taking it very well....
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 4:23 pm to djmed
He has not done one thing that every single President before him, going back to Reagan, hasn't done.
These people are mental midgets. It's not nice but I wish bad things on them.
These people are mental midgets. It's not nice but I wish bad things on them.
re: A beer from the past
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 4:13 pm to Chucktown_Badger
B&J was 80's High Noon.
Fun story. My son, now 18, got drunk for the first time when he was 11 years old. Dad of the Year, right? No. He and his sister and older brother went out to Colorado to stay with my wife's brother for a week that summer. About a week or two after they got back, my wife's brother called and said he found a couple of empty High Noons, or some equivalent drink to those, hidden in a corner back behind one of his couches downstairs. That is where my kids had stayed while there. He said one of the kids must have drank them. Well, we immediately thought of the older brother who was 14 at the time. We went and grilled him hard. We knew he did it. He kept denying it and we told him he better tell us the truth. He would not back down. We were mad at him for days.
Few days later out youngest, the 11-year old, comes to us and can't stand the guilt anymore and admits it was him. :lol: We were shocked. He said he found them in the downstairs fridge and thought they were some kind of canned fruit soda. He was not lying. He had not been exposed to those things as we drink real beer and liquor at my house. He said after he finished the second one he felt really funny and took a closer look at the can and saw it had alcohol. He said they threw him for a loop and he wouldn't do that again.
Yeah, I bet :rotflmao:
Fun story. My son, now 18, got drunk for the first time when he was 11 years old. Dad of the Year, right? No. He and his sister and older brother went out to Colorado to stay with my wife's brother for a week that summer. About a week or two after they got back, my wife's brother called and said he found a couple of empty High Noons, or some equivalent drink to those, hidden in a corner back behind one of his couches downstairs. That is where my kids had stayed while there. He said one of the kids must have drank them. Well, we immediately thought of the older brother who was 14 at the time. We went and grilled him hard. We knew he did it. He kept denying it and we told him he better tell us the truth. He would not back down. We were mad at him for days.
Few days later out youngest, the 11-year old, comes to us and can't stand the guilt anymore and admits it was him. :lol: We were shocked. He said he found them in the downstairs fridge and thought they were some kind of canned fruit soda. He was not lying. He had not been exposed to those things as we drink real beer and liquor at my house. He said after he finished the second one he felt really funny and took a closer look at the can and saw it had alcohol. He said they threw him for a loop and he wouldn't do that again.
Yeah, I bet :rotflmao:
re: The new Paramount+ "Treasure Island" series casts its Long John Silver
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 2:57 pm to Kinderman
MGM Paramount thought the show was about Long Dong Silver.
re: Paradise on Hulu
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 2:55 pm to Tiger Stadium 11
One thing I wonder about is why they have stayed in the bunker so long. Xavier was in or near Atlanta and he could walk around in the open. Folks went all the way from Memphis in the open. Seems when the President ordered the giant EMP, that got rid of most of the nukes and not very many hit their targets.
So, why are they still underground? Seems they could go topside. Does Sinatra have a reason she wants them to stay underground for a while?
So, why are they still underground? Seems they could go topside. Does Sinatra have a reason she wants them to stay underground for a while?
re: Question about gas prices
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 1:53 pm to LSURussian
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Gas prices are based on replacement cost.
But when you hear about barrels prices dropping on the international market, it is usually 2-3 weeks before you see it dropping at the pumps.
Hmmm :dunno:
re: Hawks honoring strip club and culture
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 1:49 pm to MAROON
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I just assumed this would be about The Cheetah Club
When will Club Blaze night with the Hawks be happening? :rotflmao:
re: Project Hail Mary is a Huge Gamble by Amazon
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 1:48 pm to TygerTyger
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I have read the book and yes, you are way off.
Hopefully it is a good movie. Not enough good sci fi out there being made.
re: Spain has found themselves in a predicament
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 1:40 pm to Proximo
re: Project Hail Mary is a Huge Gamble by Amazon
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 1:27 pm to Fun Bunch
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What in the frick are you smoking
You've read the book?
re: The beginning of the end. AI music is already impressive.
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 1:25 pm to Locoguan0
AI music is all familiar. It will never be truly original.
re: Question for bassists (actually, ALL musicians)
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 1:16 pm to Uatu
Not to discourage, but years. It really depends on the time you put into it. Your learning will ramp up when you start playing with others. I would try to work on getting to that point as soon as you can. Don't wait until you've mastered that intro to Hysteria by Muse or learned a bunch of complex stuff. As soon as you can get though some basic three chord rock and blues songs, find a group of folks to play with. Learn the 1-4-5 blues. It is the easiest thing to learn on bass and it gets you into about a million songs.
re: Project Hail Mary is a Huge Gamble by Amazon
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 1:09 pm to Fewer Kilometers
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Good Lord, are you way off.
I hope so. Have you read the book? I have not.
re: Project Hail Mary is a Huge Gamble by Amazon
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 1:06 pm to RLDSC FAN
I'm not sure about this movie. The previews have kind of turned me off. It doesn't look that good and it kind of gives me vibes of that horrible Adam Sandler Netflix space movie. Please tell me it will be better than the previews. I'm unsure if I will go see it at the threatre until I get some feedback.
re: Amanda Batula WYHI
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 12:58 pm to BabyTac
She looks like a ferret.
Absolutely would!
Absolutely would!
re: Mississippi House Passes No Tax on NIL Money Bill
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 12:56 pm to JohnnyKilroy
If not tax on NIL passes in Mississippi, you will see the fastest a piece of legislation has ever moved through the Alabama state government and signed into law. Even if they have to raise Gov. Meemaw from her drunken coma at 12:30 in the afternoon, they will get that shite done.
re: Hawks honoring strip club and culture
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 12:53 pm to saintsfan22
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They're just going to have lemon pepper wings and say Magic City a bunch.
3 Rules to live by that I have given my sons:
1. Wear a condom dumb arse!
2. Don't talk to cops. Ever.
3. Never ever eat the buffet food at a strip club.
re: Winter Workouts
Posted by wareaglepete on 3/3/26 at 12:43 pm to mckibaj
Can you imagine what it must be like for the offense guys that have been with us the last 2-3 years to be able to work with and play with Byrum Brown. It has to be night and day eye opening for them.
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